wader
Well-Known Angler
so much for that - my cousin in California set this one up - she had it slatted to start @ 1 pm Pacific Standard Time - 4 pm EST...
the "What are you doing NOW" thread (part deux)
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Chinacat
Well-Known Angler
I thought you get pre split ready to burn dropped off?
Im guessing what ur doing is breaking down some of the bigger ones to suit ur preference?
wader
Well-Known Angler
You my friend are correct.............
Comes in presplit & dropped right in front of the wood shed. There's always some that could use a little more splitting (maybe 20 - 25% of it). I create kindling out of another bunch of it.
Chopping it to how I like it.
Little bit larger load this time as some of what I got previously was not fully seasoned. So he added like another quarter cord at no extra cost - $150 for all of it (chord & a quarter).
Chinacat
Well-Known Angler
Worth the effort for sure?You my friend are correct.............
Comes in presplit & dropped right in front of the wood shed. There's always some that could use a little more splitting (maybe 20 - 25% of it). I create kindling out of another bunch of it.
Chopping it to how I like it.
Little bit larger load this time as some of what I got previously was not fully seasoned. So he added like another quarter cord - $150 for all of it (chord & a quarter).
wader
Well-Known Angler
Chinacat
Well-Known Angler
I betmy back's tryin' to tell me it's a foolish endeavor & that I should give it up
I find its best to pop a few advil ASAP before it really tightens up and youre screwed for a few days
wader
Well-Known Angler
I wear a back brace when doing this type of activity. Pretty good one BTW (Copper Fit which I'll recommend to anyone with back problems). Advil's never really worked for me. I take two Aleve. If still bothering after dinner - I have a prescription for Naproxen (which is actually prescription Aleve I've learned but a slightly higher dosage (500 MG).
Still bothering me I go for 1/2 a tramadol w/two fingers of Scotch while watching the tube.
All of that generally works......
I actually need back surgery but haven't gotten up the nerve to pu the trigger on it.
1 spilled disc pressing up against some arthritis which s pinching a nerve & making my ft leg numb from the knee down.
2 bulging discs
Spaces between two of my discs & spaces between al of them when I bend over.
Other then that - the back's great.
BennyV
Well-Known Angler
You
You need an inversion tableI wear a back brace when doing this type of activity. Pretty good one BTW (Copper Fit which I'll recommend to anyone with back problems). Advil's never really worked for me. I take two Aleve. If still bothering after dinner - I have a prescription for Naproxen (which is actually prescription Aleve I've learned but a slightly higher dosage (500 MG).
Still bothering me I go for 1/2 a tramadol w/two fingers of Scotch while watching the tube.
All of that generally works......
I actually need back surgery but haven't gotten up the nerve to pu the trigger on it.
1 spilled disc pressing up against some arthritis which s pinching a nerve & making my ft leg numb from the knee down.
2 bulging discs
Spaces between two of my discs & spaces between al of them when I bend over.
Other then that - the back's great.
wader
Well-Known Angler
I have nowhere to put an inversion table. That sounds Medieval BTW.
wader
Well-Known Angler
well this part came out all wrong:
I actually need back surgery but haven't gotten up the nerve to pu the trigger on it.
1 spilled disc pressing up against some arthritis which s pinching a nerve & making my ft leg numb from the knee down.
2 bulging discs
Spaces between two of my discs & spaces between al of them when I bend over
That should have come out as:
1 slipped disc pressing up against some arthritis which is pinching a nerve & making my eft leg numb from the knee down
2 bulging discs
Spaces between two of my discs & spaces between all of them when I bend over
Doctor asked me if I was in construction.
Told him no - desk jockey
He said this is the type of damage he generally sees with someone involved in heavy construction.
I actually need back surgery but haven't gotten up the nerve to pu the trigger on it.
1 spilled disc pressing up against some arthritis which s pinching a nerve & making my ft leg numb from the knee down.
2 bulging discs
Spaces between two of my discs & spaces between al of them when I bend over
That should have come out as:
1 slipped disc pressing up against some arthritis which is pinching a nerve & making my eft leg numb from the knee down
2 bulging discs
Spaces between two of my discs & spaces between all of them when I bend over
Doctor asked me if I was in construction.
Told him no - desk jockey
He said this is the type of damage he generally sees with someone involved in heavy construction.
CELLFISH
Well-Known Angler
get a bicycle for starters, feel better Mr.W... C22...
BennyV
Well-Known Angler
You can put it anywhere really. They make ones that fold up now. It will take the pressure off your spine.
DarthBaiter
Angler
Larry, most of my back problem went away when I lost some weight and started exercising and stretching on a regular basis.
After an ski accident in my teens, my back used to go out very easily and get sciatica in a regular basis.
After an ski accident in my teens, my back used to go out very easily and get sciatica in a regular basis.
DarthBaiter
Angler
Hey guys, help your local business owners by making sure the clerks and cashiers ring up your purchases on the registers. ?
I see too many shenanigans around here @ the local small businesses where the clerk gives the customer a "discount" then not ring up the registers.
I see too many shenanigans around here @ the local small businesses where the clerk gives the customer a "discount" then not ring up the registers.
DarthBaiter
Angler
Jenny just got off the phone with a solar panel installer from Costco.
Around 15 panels for a little over $23,000. Add NJ incentive and she says a little over $16,000. 10 year finance @ 2.9. We can now sell back unused power for 15 years and not 10 like it used to be.
Told her to do it and I would put $5000 down to cut monthly cost.
Was trying to save that cash for a Yamaha F350 and a new 150g gas tank for the boat.
Around 15 panels for a little over $23,000. Add NJ incentive and she says a little over $16,000. 10 year finance @ 2.9. We can now sell back unused power for 15 years and not 10 like it used to be.
Told her to do it and I would put $5000 down to cut monthly cost.
Was trying to save that cash for a Yamaha F350 and a new 150g gas tank for the boat.
A new Yammie 350 is a pile more than $16K!!Jenny just got off the phone with a solar panel installer from Costco.
Around 15 panels for a little over $23,000. Add NJ incentive and she says a little over $16,000. 10 year finance @ 2.9. We can now sell back unused power for 15 years and not 10 like it used to be.
Told her to do it and I would put $5000 down to cut monthly cost.
Was trying to save that cash for a Yamaha F350 and a new 150g gas tank for the boat.
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